Assisting Hands Home Care vs Mr. Handyman
Both in Home Services
| Metric | Assisting Hands Home Care | Mr. Handyman |
|---|---|---|
| Investment (Low) Minimum estimated initial investment from the FDD, including franchise fee and build-out. Lower is better. | $97K | $143K |
| Investment (High) Maximum estimated initial investment. Lower is better for the buyer. | $180K | $180K |
| Franchise Fee One-time upfront fee paid to the franchisor. Lower is better. | $55K | $65K |
| Royalty Ongoing percentage of gross revenue paid to the franchisor, typically weekly or monthly. | 5% | 7% |
| Total Units Total franchised and company-owned locations. More units generally means a more proven system. | 207 | 347 |
| Growth Rate Net change in total units over the last year. Negative growth may signal franchisee closures. | 8.7% | 6.44% |
| Health Score Composite score (1-100) based on growth, fees, scale, and data quality. Higher is better. | 89 | 84 |
Green = better on that metric. Based on official FDD data.
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